Could 2025 end up being one of the warmest on record? This week is helping the cause

FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS

• MORNING CLOUDS, WARMTH: This will be the trend all week long
• VERY SMALL SHOT AT RAIN: Mainly Tuesday, light & brief
• TOASTY CHRISTMAS: Likely near 80°

FORECAST

THIS WEEK

Humidity is back. It is rolling in this morning and it’ll camp out over South Texas all week long. This means we’ll be in more of a spring-like pattern of morning clouds (lasting until about noon) and afternoon sunshine. Plus, it’ll be warm. Highs will be in the mid-70s to near 80 through at least Saturday.

VERY SMALL SHOT AT RAIN

A little disturbance in the Gulf will rotate up toward San Antonio on Tuesday. While this could spark off a shower or two, any rain will be brief and light.

CHRISTMAS EVE/CHRISTMAS DAY

Expect a high near 80 both days, with lots of humidity. Morning clouds will give way to afternoon sunshine.

2025 A RECORD YEAR?

There’s a high likelihood that 2025 in San Antonio will finish as the 2nd warmest year on record. We currently hold an average temperature of 72.9°. Which year holds the record for warmest? 2024. Interestingly, 2023 comes in third. It’s been a hot three years!

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